Marvel Begins with Drawing One Piece Cards
美漫从抽卡海贼开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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184Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
8.6kFans
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After reading 30 chapters, the protagonist is a complete waste of space. Is this the kind of thing produced by nine years of compulsory education? Can the impact shells be combined multiple times, can they accelerate in stages like a rocket? Have you ever seen a mortar in a TV series?
After following this for so long, I'll just leave a comment. My initial impression is that without the cards, the protagonist is still quite weak. After reading so much, it seems like he's just using cards to show off. As a long-time reader, I personally prefer a protagonist whose strength comes from their own abilities rather than relying on external aids.
After reading more than 30 chapters, there are countless things to complain about. What I can't stand the most is that the author's forced level control is really disgusting. The protagonist was almost able to open the second card slot, but he still insisted on drawing cards. He himself said that the two silver cards were already considered top-tier silver cards. Even with the highest possible level of silver cards, he still had to draw more. It's really disgusting!
In an effort to retain Chinese readers, the author forcibly gave the protagonist one-quarter Chinese ancestry.
Is this reporter the female lead? She's disgusting from the moment she appears. If it were me, I'd send her a bullet tonight.
To be fair, isn't fighting the Hulk a negative, phantom-like situation? 😁
After reading the synopsis, I gave up. With One Piece's fighting power, they'd get wrecked in Marvel.
I like One Piece, I like Marvel, and the combination is pretty good. Personally, I think the "multi-person alter ego" style would be better.
It's a system-driven game, but you can't rely on the system entirely. The protagonist is useless if he leaves the system. You need to draw cards and have card slots. Each time you use a card, the protagonist needs to provide "blue" (mana). There are also time limits. The main character is not very important; the system is the main character.
They say it's not that the protagonist is invincible, it's that they're omnipotent. Once the protagonist has every ability, the book is basically ruined. Because if everyone is omnipotent, what's the point of having other characters? It's better to just cut them out of the story. 😂